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Why do we need to tell stories?

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Understanding Europe- A Cultural Mosaic

Understanding Europe- A Cultural Mosaic. By Lila Doma and Liz Grau Indiana University West European Studies Office . Southern Europe. Southern Europe- Rest Stop.

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Station 1

Station 1. Art Changes!. Middle Ages Art. Middle Ages Art. Medieval Art. More concerned with religion Not as concerned with Realism. Renaissance Art. Renaissance Art. Renaissance Art. Paintings and Sculptors more realistic Artists worked in both religious and non religious works

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Italian Renaissance Art

Italian Renaissance Art. Technique and Artists. Patronage. Florence was the leader in Renaissance art especially in the quattrocento (1400s) Giorgio Vasari (1511-74): The Lives of the Artists

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The High Renaissance and Early Mannerism

The High Renaissance and Early Mannerism. 1494-1564 By: Michelle Savage. High Renaissance. 1494-1520 1 st phase of the creative period The center of culture shifted from Florence to Rome. Early Mannerism. After 1520 Anti humanistic vision of the world.

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Famous Places/ Images that You Need to Know

Famous Places/ Images that You Need to Know. WHI- Geography. Directions:. Write the name and/or place under the image. You should be able to identify the following images for the SOL test. Stonehenge (England). Aleppo (Fertile Crescent). Jericho (Fertile Crescent). Great Wall of China.

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Ancient Greece: Perfection of Mind, Body and Art

Ancient Greece: Perfection of Mind, Body and Art. Tim Coudret 7 th grade World Cultures. Greek Literature. Mycenaeans were first inhabitants in South and Central Greece. Originally were of Asian descent but were displaced by an influx of people from the North.

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Medieval & Renaissance Art

Medieval & Renaissance Art. Art is reflective of the historical setting Characteristics of Medieval Art Different Mediums Byzantine Icons Characteristics of Renaissance Art Early Italian Renaissance Northern Renaissance High Renaissance. Characteristics of Medieval Art.

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Michelangelo

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Michelangelo Buonarroti

Michelangelo Buonarroti. Who was he?. Born in the year 1475 in the town of Ceprese in Italy. He was raised in Florence. His father was a judge. Who was he? Cont. At a young age his father sent him to school to study grammar.

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The Renaissance Outcome: Renaissance Painters/Sculptors

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The Renaissance in Italy

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Il Doni Tondo

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The Bible

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Christianity

Christianity. Topics we will cover today: Trinity Baptism Places of Worship Afterlife Foundations Sacred Texts Holidays Tithing. Use the two column method for your notes. The Trinity in Catholicism.

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Renaissance Art for Analysis

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Renaissance Art for Analysis

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Key Figures of the Renaissance

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Michelangelo

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Michelangelo

Michelangelo . Test. Michelangelo. Who raised Michelangelo? Stonemasons Metal smiths Painters None of the above Where did Michelangelo move at age 10? Rome Milan Florence Madrid At what age did Michelangelo begin his training as an artist? 10 12 13 14

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